A fresh coat of exterior paint is a terrific way to give your home a facelift. It repels weather, protect and adds curb appeal. Exterior painting can go a long way toward giving your home a whole new look while also keeping it well protected from the elements.
At HMC works, we understand the importance of taking care of your home and making it look as attractive as possible.
We utilize a 5-step approach that guarantees the best results each and every time we take on an exterior painting project. These steps include:
Step 1:
The Set Up - The Set Up - The first step in the process involves cleaning the dirt and mildew from your home's exterior. This step may involve hand washing, power washing, or a combination of the two
Step 2:
Preparation - Preparing the Surface - After the dirt and mildew has been removed, we scrap away all of the loosepaint and sand off glossy or peeling surfaces. We also caulk all gaps in order to prevent water or air intrusion from occurring.
Step 3:
Painting - Next, we prime the complete house or only the areas that need it. This is a necessary step before applying the new coat of paint..
Step 4: The Clean Up - Since most exterior painting projects take more than one day to complete, we make certain to cleanup the area at the end of each work day as well as once the project is complete. This includes removing all paint chips and packing up and storing our materials away neatly.
Step 5: THE INSPECTION: Finally, Once the job is complete, we inspect our work and then invite you to inspect it as well. This way, we can be certain you are completely satisfied with our work. At HMC works, our goal is to provide you with a high quality, reliable and professional paint service each and every time you call upon us for your exterior painting needs.
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Tel: 0867277462
Fax: 086 582 4019
email: painting@hmcworks.co.za
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